Scratch controlling the GPIO on a RaspberryPi
This blog is now old hat – I’ve made a new version and much better instructions over in a new blog. Click here ———————————————————————————- This post is intended to make it as Simple as...
This blog is now old hat – I’ve made a new version and much better instructions over in a new blog. Click here ———————————————————————————- This post is intended to make it as Simple as...
Having played around with getting Scratch talking to the GPIO and thinking about making a Scratch mod (Razz) to have special blocks to switch pins off and on, I’m settling on just using simple...
This weeks winning entry is at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/mbateman/2744326 Congratualations In the old days, we all wrote Apollo 11 Lunar Lander games/simulators. (Here is one I made in Scratch http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/SimpleScratch/82204 ) Well now its time to...
While at Manchester RaspberryJam, Robert came along and used Scratch (he knew all about Scratch already 🙂 ) to control Red,Yellow and Green LEDs connected to a RaspberryPi GPIO port. 🙂 http://youtu.be/NYCz6Chu9gQ And then...
Following on from a previous blog I’ve tried to emulate MrEngmans brilliant concept of providing a single install script that does as much of the work as possible His idea is to copy a...
This guide has been superceded by the AutoInstall version http://cymplecy.wordpress.com/2012/08/09/auto-install-a-simple-samba-setup/ but it still shows the process needed to go through 🙂 To access the files on your RPi over your network and to stop worrying about...
…I’m no longer a SimplePi man – I’m now MrT(au) I didn’t intend having two so soon but last Friday (3rdAug) I was googling for something when I noticed a sponsored advert for...
This article is for beginners – I know there are wars on the Internet as to what the pins are called but this is what I follow 🙂 ******************************************* When trying to use the...
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